Date :16/11/2024
Date :19/11/2024
Date :28/09/2024
Bhanubhai and Madhuben Patel Cardiac Centre at Shree Krishna Hospital, Karamsad, in association with Shree Bidada Sarvodaya Trust, Kutch, conducted a cardiac health checkup camp in Kutch-Bhuj on 28th September 2024, reaffirming its commitment to community well-being. This camp witnessed participation from more than 84 residents of Kutch and nearby talukas, including Lakhpat, Abdasa, Mandvi, Mudra, Anjar, Bhuj, Nakhatrana, and Bhachau. Adult Cardiothoracic Surgeon Dr. Manish Tiwari, Cardiologist Dr. Sunil Karna, and Pediatric Cardiothoracic Surgeon Dr. Vishal Bhende examined the patients. Shri Mahesh Dubey, General Manager of the Customer Relations Department, commented on the enthusiastic response from the locals, stating, “The active participation of residents at the health camp highlights the importance of such crucial initiatives.” Dr. Jitesh Desai, Medical Superintendent of Shree Krishna Hospital, noted that for over 40 years, it has been our constant endeavor to support the health needs of the communities of the State and Neighbouring states. The success of this camp perfectly reflects Charutar Arogya Mandal’s commitment to delivering accessible and quality healthcare.
Date :08/10/2024
Date :23/09/2024
Bhanubhai and Madhuben Patel Cardiac Centre (BMPCC), at Shree Krishna Hospital, Bhaikaka University, Karamsad, has achieved a significant medical milestone by successfully treating a four-year-old girl from Godhra Taluka having two rare congenital anomalies in a single operation.
The small girl had been facing difficulties in swallowing and drinking milk and persistent fatigue. She was got initial treatment at Ahmedabad hospital but got no respite and satisfactory results.
Her laborer parents then took her to Shree Krishna Hospital, where Dr. Mahesh Bhatt, Consultant Cardiologist, conducted a comprehensive examination. The child was diagnosed with a Patent Ductus Arteriosus (PDA)on the left side and a Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia (CDH) on the right side, requiring surgeries for both conditions. If left untreated, these anomalies could have posed serious risks to her life .
Dr. Vishal Bhende, Pediatric Cardiac Surgeon, BMPCC, explained that PDA is an abnormal connection between the aorta and pulmonary arteries. The congenital hernia involved an unusual opening in the muscle separating the chest and abdomen, allowing abdominal organs to migrate into the chest cavity. The simultaneous occurrence of these conditions is extremely rare in pediatric patients , with only a few cases have been reported globally.
Dr. Bhende noted that in a nearly four-hour surgery, the BMPCC medical team first addressed the PDA on the left side of the chest and then operated upon the right side of the chest for CDH. During the surgery , they discovered a rare situation where the appendix, which is normally situated in the right lower abdomen, and parts of the intestines had herniated into the chest cavity. The surgical team skillfully repositioned the organs, repaired the hernia, and used a mesh to prevent future complications. This successful outcome was achieved with the invaluable contributions of Dr. Gurpreet Panesar, Cardiac Anesthesiologist and Dr. Haryax Pathak , Third year Resident ,General Surgery Department .
The dedication and expertise of the BMPCC surgical and anesthetic team were crucial to the success of the surgery. The girl's family has expressed profound gratitude for the exceptional care and support provided by the team at the Hospital.
Date :17/09/2024
Date :08/08/2024
The Neonatal Department of Shree Krishna Hospital, Karamsad, has contributed a seven-part series of articles in celebration of World Breastfeeding Week. Each article explores different aspects of breastfeeding, providing valuable information and practical advice to help mothers and caregivers navigate the breastfeeding journey.
Date :05/08/2024
In a remarkable tale of resilience and medical expertise, 17-year-old Mosin Khan (name changed) has made a miraculous recovery after a devastating accident that left him with critical head injuries and a fractured left lower limb. Mosin was rushed to the emergency department of SKH. The medical team, comprising specialists from neurosurgery, pediatric, anesthesia, and orthopedic departments, immediately initiated critical care procedures to stabilize him.
Initially unconscious for 13 days, Mosin was closely monitored in the Pediatric ICU, undergoing a tracheostomy and ventilator support. His family, distraught yet hopeful, waited anxiously as each day brought small signs of progress towards hope. On the 14th day, Mosin opened his eyes—a moment of hope that signaled the beginning of his arduous journey towards recovery.
“After stabilizing his condition in the ICU, he was transferred to the pediatric ward for further care and observation," said Dr. S. Bhattacharjee, Neurosurgeon at SKH. "He showed remarkable strength and determination throughout the treatment, which was crucial for his rehabilitation process."
Following the successful management of his neurological condition, Mosin was transferred to the orthopedic ward for definitive treatment of his fractured right tibia. Under the skilled hands of orthopedic surgeon Dr. Dhruv Sharma and his team, Mosin ,underwent internal fixation surgery, which involved the placement of metal plates and screws to stabilize the fracture.
"The surgery was conducted smoothly and Mosin responded well post-operative," remarked Dr. Dhruv Sharma. "His subsequent physiotherapy sessions were instrumental in restoring mobility and strength to his injured leg."
The treatment was provided free of cost under the Ayushman Yojana, as stated by Shri Atul Patel, Chairman of Charutar Arogya Mandal.
After several weeks of intensive care and rehabilitation, Mosin was finally discharged from the hospital. Reflecting on his journey, his parents expressed gratitude for the unwavering dedication of his doctors and nurses.
Date :27/07/2024
Charutar Arogya Mandal (CAM) celebrated its 53rd Foundation Day with the unveiling of the 'Harikrupa Aushadh Sahay Yojna', at Shree Krishna Hospital, Karamsad a groundbreaking initiative aimed at supporting patients battling Type-1 Diabetes and gestational diabetes. Since its inception in 1972, CAM has upheld a legacy of healthcare excellence, having provided compassionate care to over 8 million patients, fulfilling the vision of its esteemed founder, Chairman Late Shri Dr. HM Patel.
Under the leadership of Chairman Shri Atul Patel, the 'Harikrupa Aushadh Sahay Yojna' offers up to 70% rebate on pharmaceutical expenses for outpatient treatment of Type-1 Diabetes and gestational diabetes, with a monthly cap of Rs. 500. This initiative is designed to alleviate financial burdens for economically disadvantaged patients, reflecting CAM's commitment to equitable healthcare access.
Chairman Shri Atul Patel reaffirmed CAM's dedication to patient welfare, stating, "The 'Harikrupa Aushadh Sahay Yojna' embodies our patient-centric approach by easing the financial strain of chronic illnesses." He expressed gratitude for the support from generous benefactors that enabled the realization of this initiative.
CAM's achievements in 2024 include the inauguration of the Amrita Patel Centre for Public Health, aimed at cultivating future leaders in public health. The institution also expanded its oncological capabilities with advanced facilities such as a Linear Accelerator for Radiation Therapy and PET CT Scan. Furthermore, CAM laid the groundwork for expanding its Nursing College to accommodate growing student enrollment, demonstrating its proactive stance in healthcare education.
The Foundation Day celebrations at Charutar Arogya Mandal were distinguished by honoring long-serving employees for their dedicated service. Distinguished awards were presented to individuals for their exceptional contributions to medicine and research.
Dr. Himanshu Pandya, Dean of Pramukhswami Medical College, was bestowed with the prestigious” Lifetime Achievement Award “in recognition of his significant contributions to the field of medicine. Meanwhile, Dr. Somashekhar Nimbalkar, Head of the Central Research Center, was honored with a commemorative memento for his remarkable accomplishments in research and innovation.
In addition to these accolades, the event also recognized 13 Star Doctors and 14 Young Emerging Doctors for their outstanding achievements in patient care, further highlighting Charutar Arogya Mandal's commitment to excellence in healthcare.
The festivities were enriched by cultural performances including dance, song, and garba, showcasing the vibrant spirit of CAM's employees, staff, and their families.
Date :01/07/2024
Shree Krishna Hospital, Karamsad has achieved another significant milestone by being awarded the prestigious Platinum Badge for NABH Digital Health Standards Accreditation, likely becoming the first medical college in India to receive this recognition. This accreditation highlights the hospital’s commitment to integrating advanced digital technologies into its healthcare services, thereby enhancing patient care, operational efficiency, and overall quality standards. Speaking on this momentous occasion, Dr. Monica Gupta, Associate Dean of Clinical Excellence and Accreditation, emphasized that Shree Krishna Hospital has been a leader in digital healthcare since 2016, implementing a comprehensive Electronic Health Records (EHR) system for all patient care activities. This commitment extends beyond digital efficiency, promoting environmental sustainability by reducing paper dependence. The hospital's indigenously developed software stands out for its user-centric design. Collaborating with clinicians and nurses, Shree Krishna Hospital ensured that the EHR system catered to their specific needs while adhering to the latest healthcare standards and local contexts. Notably, the nursing module received recognition from FICCI for service excellence in 2019. Shree Krishna Hospital's pro-digital approach proved invaluable during the COVID-19 pandemic.The EHR system's adaptability facilitated the development of crucial modules for virtual rounds, patient care dashboards, and digital communication with families. This innovation garnered recognition from the Economic Times Healthcare Awards for excellence in COVID management in 2021. Dr. Gupta further noted that with the recent accolade of NABH's Digital Health Standards in the Platinum category, Shree Krishna Hospital continues to lead the forefront of healthcare innovation and quality management. This prestigious recognition not only reaffirms its dedication to harnessing cutting-edge digital technology but also positions it as a trailblazer in advancing healthcare standards across Gujarat and beyond. Shri Atul Patel, President of Bhaikaka University, and Dr. Utpala Kharod, Provost of Bhaikaka University, Karamsad, extended heartfelt congratulations to the entire team involved in achieving this milestone. They emphasized that with this achievement, the university is now well-positioned to contribute significantly towards fulfilling the Prime Minister's mission for Digital India.
Date :07/06/2024
On June 7th, marking the 136th birth anniversary of Bhaikaka, Shree Krishna Hospital , Karamsad revealed plans to provide extensive medical management treatments, including ICU care, under the Ayushman Yojna. .Dr. Jitesh Desai, the Medical Superintendent of Shree Krishna Hospital, Karamsad, spearheaded the announcement.
Dr. Desai emphasized that a diverse range of medical services would soon become accessible under the Ayushman Yojna at the hospital. He added that the hospital covers many services under Ayushman Yojna, including cardiac care for both adult and pediatric patients, multidisciplinary cancer treatments such as medical oncology, radiation oncology, and surgical oncology, as well as essential procedures like dialysis, urology, general surgery, ENT, orthopedics, gynecology, neonatal care, and pediatric medical management. Dr. Desai noted that thousands of beneficiaries have taken advantage of these services. These offerings underscore the hospital's steadfast commitment to providing comprehensive healthcare under the Ayushman Yojna initiative.
Date :21/05/2024
Date :17/05/2024
Date :16/05/2024
Date :29/04/2024
Date :30/04/2024
In addition to detection of cancer, the technology is also useful in diagnosis of cardiac and neurological conditions.
Shree Krishna Hospital leaped higher in elevating its patient care by inaugurating the state-of-the-art PET CT Scan on 30th April 2024. The PET CT Scan was aptly inaugurated by six little warriors who have battled cancer. The children were accompanied by their families, and the ribbon cutting was carried out in presence of Chairman of Charutar Arogya Mandal- Shri Atul Patel, Provost of Bhaikaka University - Dr. Utpala Kharod, Members of the Board of Charutar Arogya Mandal - Shri Amit Patel & Shri Jagrut Bhatt, other members of the Board, Registrar Dr. Jyoti Tiwari, Dean of Pramukhswami Medical College. Dr. Himanshu Pandya, Medical Superintendent Dr. Jitesh Desai, Representatives of Elecon Group of Companies, Nuclear Physician Dr. Subramaniam, Head of Radiology Department Dr. Viral Patel, and other staff members.
Shree Krishna Hospital has been one of the very few centres offering complete cancer care under a single roof with the establishment of its cancer centre in the year 2004. In addition to Medical, Surgical, Radiation Oncology, and Bone Marrow transplants the centre also offers onco rehabilitation and palliative care.
The Hospital provides the essential services of diagnostics, critical care, and blood bank that are frequently required to attend the patients in critical conditions. Now with the addition of PET CT Scan, the patients would be saved from the massive struggles of traveling to distant cities for scans which are required before and during the cancer treatment. To ensure the service is professionally managed, the Hospital has ensured the full-time availability of a dedicated Nuclear Medicine Physician, a team of Radiation Safety officers, and trained paramedical support staff. The service of PET CT Scan can also be availed under the government’s PMJAY Scheme.
Shree Krishna Hospital, Karamsad has been a boon to the patients of Charotar Area and other parts of the state over the years and has been continuously adding medical technology and services to match the developments in the healthcare sector and the needs of the patients. The hospital's Privilege Center offers personalized medical care in a plush ambience for the financially sound section of society.
Date :06/04/2024
Date :21/03/2024
Upon presenting at the emergency department of Shree Krishna Hospital, Karamsad, the woman's CT scan and sonography reports revealed swelling around the right ovary and fallopian tube due to infection. Previous caesarean operations had resulted in adhesions between internal organs, with dilation of the urinary sac also observed. Additionally, cysts were detected according to the CT scan report. Over the past 10 days, the woman had been experiencing nervousness, nausea, and loss of appetite.
Gynecologist Dr. Rumi Bhattacharjee conducted the surgery using a telescope to remove the uterine cyst and ovaries, while also releasing the adhesions between internal organs. General Surgeon Dr. Jignesh RathoD from the hospital was also called upon to assist in surgically removing the adhesions. Following the operation, the patient's health improved, and she was discharged from the hospital.
Her relatives expressed gratitude to the team of doctors and nursing staff at Shree Krishna Hospital for providing timely treatment in her critical condition. They were particularly impressed by the humane and caring behavior exhibited by the doctors and nursing staff throughout the treatment process.
Date :21/03/2024
Jalal Abdul Rahman Ahmad Abdo, 45, from the island of Socotra in the Republic of Yemen, had difficulty walking and speaking, as well as writing. He experienced constant head pain. Despite undergoing necessary tests in distant Egypt, treatment there was not trusted. However, influenced by the positive outcomes of a previous patient from Socotra treated at Shree Krishna Hospital, and with guidance from a student studying at Bhaikaka University, Jalal Abdul Rahman Ahmad decided to seek treatment at Shree Krishna Hospital, Karamsad.
He underwent assessment by Dr. Shibashish Bhattacharji, a neurosurgeon in the hospital's neurosurgery department. Dr. Shibashish reviewed brain MRI results and angiography reports, which indicated the presence of balloon-like swelling in the brain's blood vessels. Due to the complexity of the condition, endovascular neurosurgeons, Dr. Sandeep Shah from Ahmedabad and Dr. Suresh Nayak from Vadodara, were called in. Under Dr. Shibashish's supervision, they successfully implanted a load diverter stent via endovascular treatment to address the balloon-like swelling in the brain's blood vessel wall.
According to Dr. Shibashish, the patient's condition stemmed from a balloon-like swelling in a brain blood vessel wall, leading to blood clots and increased pressure on the brain. This manifested as difficulty in walking and speaking, necessitating wheelchair assistance. Post-treatment, the patient regained independence in daily activities and showed promise for improvement in speech over time.
A relative of the patient expressed confidence in Shree Krishna Hospital's ability to provide proper treatment, citing the doctor's clear explanation of the treatment process and the availability of translation services, which facilitated effective communication of their needs.
Date :18/02/2024
“Charotar Na Patidaro ni Gauravgatha “ book was released on 18th February 2024 at Bhikhabhai Auditorium, Charutar Arogya Mandal, Shree Krishna Hospital, Karamsad.
The book was released by the Chief Guest, Param Pujya Sant Bhagwant Shaheb, Anupam Mission, Mogri, Shri Atul Patel, Chairman, Charutar Arogya Mandal, Dr Amrita Patel, Trustee, Charutar Arogya Mandal, Shri Bhikhubhai Patel, Chairman, Charutar Vidya Mandal, Shri Naginbhai Patel, Ex- President Charusat, Shri Bhagyesh Jha, Retd IAS officer and writer, Shri Kanubhai Patel, Artist.
The book is authored by Shri Bhagyesh Jha and designed by Shri Kanubhai Patel. The book is collectively sponsored by Shri Jagrut Bhatt(Hon secretary - Charutar Arogya Mandal), Shri Surendra Patel(UK), Shri Barindra Patel (UK), Shri. N. C Patel (USA), Shri Yogendra Patel (USA), Dr. Barindra Desai (USA), Shri Paresh Thakar, Shri Vinodbhai Patel(UK), Shri KiranV.C Patel ( UK), Shri Kiran I Patel, Shri Udhyam Amin(UK), Shri Ravi Patel (USA), Shri Nagin Patel(Chaklasi), Shri Vishnu Patel(Mehlav), Shri Pushyant S Patel (UK) , Shri Kaushik Patel, Mafatbhai Patel and Shri Rikesh Patel.
The book was released in the memory of Shri V. C Patel.
Shri Atul Patel said that Patidars, the original global Gujaratis, migrated from central Gujarat to other parts of the state and India; thousands also travelled to the USA, UK, and Kenya seeking better fortunes. He added that the third generation has roots in six, eight or twenty-seven villages of the Charotar region, known as Chha Gaam, sat gam, and satyavish gam in Gujarati. But they don’t know much about the history of their ancestors. This book is an inspiration to them.
Shri Patel insisted that the funds received from this book will be utilized for the treatment of underprivileged patients as Charutar Arogya Mandal provides free or concessional treatment to the underprivileged and for that, Mandal bears a deficit in crores. He said, “We have been able to generate 1 crore from this book till date . We will deliver this book to Patidars who live in several other parts of India and abroad”.
Shri Bhagyesh Jha elaborated that the book describes the main contribution of Patidar in the seven fields including Health, Education, Animal Husbandry, Cooperative, Technology and Industrialization, and Philanthropic activities through various organizations and Spiritual activities.
Pujay Dada Saheb reminded some of the illustrious members of the community including Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, India’s first deputy Prime Minister; shri I G Patel, former RBI governor; Bhaikaka Patel, the founder of Vallabh Vidyanagar; Dr. H . M. Patel, Former Finance and Home Minister, Dr Dinesh Patel, a professor at Harvard Medical School.
Date :19/02/2024
Date :15/02/2024
Dr Amrita Patel, Trustee Charuar Arogya Mandal, Karamsad inaugurated Savitaben. H. Patel Mother and Child Care Centre on 15th, February 2024 at Shree Krishna Hospital, Karamsad.
The function was graced by the dignitaries Ms Nisha Da Cunha, Daughter of Dr H. M. Patel, Shri Atul Patel, President, Bhaikaka University and Chairman Charotar Arogya Mandal, Shri Jagrut Bhatt, Hon . Secretary, Charutar Arogya Mandal, Shri Minesh Shah Chairman, NDDB, Dr Utpala Kharod, Provost, Bhaikaka University, Dr Harish Desai, Registrar, Bhaikaka University, Dr Jyoti Tiwari, Controller of Academics, Dr. Himanshu Pandya, Dean Pramukhswami Medical College ,Principals of Constituent Institutions of Bhaikaka University, Dr Jitesh Desai, Medical Superintendent, Shree Krishna Hospital. The members of Savitaben Hirubhai Patel Memorial Foundation, Trustees Charutar Arogya Mandal, doctors and staff were also present during the occasion.
Dr Amrita Patel said that her mother Smt Savitaben`s role in the upbringing of five daughters was incredible. She was a brave woman, a native of Sojitra, Anand. She added that owing to the same she has decided to donate for the modernization of the Mother and Child Care Centre at Shree Krishna Hospital, Karamsad in the memory of her mother Smt Savitaben.
Shri Atul Patel informed that the Savitaben. H Patel Mother and Child Care Centre have state of the art facility which provides comprehensive holistic care under one roof.
Dr Nitin Raithatha, Senior Consultant, Obstetrics and Gynecology Department, Shree Krishna Hospital elaborated that the centre handles the cases of prenatal counselling to high-risk delivery. It also provides care for menopause and prevention and treatment of breast and cervical cancer. Every year more than 1200 to 1500 high-risk delivery patients are treated at the centre.
Dr.Krutika Tondon, Head, Pediatric Department of Shree Krishna Hospital, said that the Neonatology department & Pediatrics Department handles large number of OPD and IPD patients. The Ayushman Yojana is available for neonates. Now Pediatric medical management is also covered under Ayushman Yojana. She added that Bhaikaka University is the first in the state to offer super–speciality course – DM Neonatology.
Date :03/02/2024
Shree Krishna Hospital, Karamsad is the first hospital in the region to start Video EEG (electroencephalogram) monitoring. It is a specialized kind of EEG used for diagnosing the cause of seizures. The patient is continuously monitored on a video while their brain activity is simultaneously recorded in an EEG unit.
The doctor studies and correlates EEG readings of the patient during a seizure and the recorded video of the patient’s behaviour at the same time to arrive at a diagnosis. Video EEG is most helpful to determine if seizures with unusual features are epilepsy, to identify the type of seizures and to pinpoint the region of the brain where seizures begin. Locating the region precisely is essential for epilepsy surgery.
Date :30/01/2024
Date :17/01/2024
Date :02/12/2023
Date :05/11/2023
The Department of Otorhinolaryngology and Head and Neck Surgery of Shree Krishna Hospital, Karamsad and the ENT association of Anand -Kheda Branch together organized a “Two days Live Surgical Workshop at Bhikhabhai Auditorium of H M Patel Academic Centre.
The live surgical demonstration on Lateral Skull Base Surgery -Paraganlioma Excision and Stapes surgery was done on 4th November, 2023. The demonstration of Cadaveric Temporal Bone Dissection was performed on 5th November 2023.
Dr Shabbir Indorwala, Founder of Indorewala ENT Hospital, Nashik, Maharashtra and Dr Girish Mishra, Professor, Department of ORL & HNS, Pramukhswami Medical College, Karamsad performed the very complex and tedious surgery of Jugular Fossa Paraganlioma on 18-year boy.
Dr. Yojana Sharma, Head of the ENT Department of Shree Krishna Hospital said that Paragangliomas of the Jugular Fossa are exceedingly rare. Surgical management is challenging on account of complex anatomy and nearby critical structures. The 18-year-old boy has been diagnosed with hearing loss for five years. The patient is entitled to get the benefit of Mukhyamantri Amrutum Yojana (MA Yojana).
Nearly 93 ENT doctors and PG students from different parts of Gujarat enrolled in this workshop.
Date :18/10/2023
Date :13/08/2023
Date :08/10/2023
Date :17/10/2023
Date :23/09/2023
109 patients were benefited from a free heart check-up camp organized by Shree Krishna Hospital, Karamsad in association with Shree Bidada Sarvodaya Trust in Bhuj on 22- 23 September 2023 .
Dr Manish Tiwari, Cardiovascular Surgeon, Bhanubhai and Madhuben Patel Cardiac Centre of Shree Krishna Hospital, Karamsad diagnosed the patients who came from remote places of Khavda (Rann of Kutch), Mandvi, Mudra, Gandhidham, Nakhatrana Anjar, and Bhuj.
Medical Superintendent, of Shree Krishna Hospital, Dr. Jitesh Desai said, "Our hospital is committed to carrying forward the vision of our founder Dr. H . M. Patel, who wanted to extend quality medical services to the poor patients."
Dr. Tiwari said " The hospital has so far treated over thousand patients at such medical camps. In this camp, 89 patients came for follow-up who had received treatment at our centre. Eight new patients out of 20 were referred to our hospital for cardiac surgery and procedures"
He added that "The management of Shree Bidada Sarvodaya Trust is very cooperative and several people from surrounding areas of Bhuj-Kutch took the benefit of the camp"a
Date :11/09/2023
Shree Krishna Hospital, Karamsad has successfully performed a Bone Marrow Transplant (BMT) on a 44-year-old patient with multiple myeloma. Dinesh J Patel Bone Marrow Transplant Centre is the only Centre in the Charotar region providing BMT services.
Bhaveshkumar Patel from Petlad Taluka was diagnosed with Multiple Myeloma, a type of blood cancer that affects plasma cells (specialized blood cells that produce antibodies to fight infection). The BMT procedure was conducted successfully by our team of experts: Dr. Suraj Goyanka, Haematologist and BMT specialist, Dr.Vishal Oza Resident, and Dr.Swati Patel, Medical Officer.
“The patient has been getting cancer treatment since 2021 at our MS Patel Cancer Centre. With this condition the abnormal plasma cells build up in the bone marrow and impair the production of normal blood cells and can affect kidneys, bones, and other organs of the body, impeding normal function”, said Dr. Goyanka.
“After counseling with the patient and his wife, we decided to conduct an autologous stem cell transplant. Chemotherapy was used as the first form of treatment, and BMT was subsequently done to achieve good control of the disease. The blood bank staff, Dr. Manthan Patel, and the team collected stem cells. After two weeks, new blood cells are produced and the patient was discharged in a stable condition”, Dr.Goyanka added.
His wife said, “I am happy with the timely guidance and treatment provided by the doctor”.
Date :25/08/2023
Date :28/07/2023
The 52nd foundation day of Charutar Arogya Mandal was held on 28th July 2023, to commemorate its establishment. The cultural event was organized from 6.30 pm onwards at the sports ground of Bhaikaka University. The cutouts of Dr. H M Patel and Bhaikaka were placed as a backdrop and the selfie point was created at the venue. Some of the most iconic photos were displayed that signified the growth and achievement since the inception of the Charutar Arogya Mandal.
The function was graced by the dignitaries Shri Atul Patel, (Chairman – Charutar Aroya Mandal), Shri Jagrut Bhatt, (Hon. Secretary – Charutar Arogya Mandal) Dr. Utpala Kharod, (Provost – Bhaikaka University), Dr. Harish Desai, (Registrar – Bhaikaka University), Dr. Jyoti Tiwari (Academic Controller), Dr.Himanshu Pandya (Dean-Pramukh Swami Medical College), Principals of all Education institutes, Dr. Jitesh Desai (Medical Superintendent- Shree Krishna Hospital).
The event also served as an occasion to recognize and reward the best doctors who have shown their excellence in patient care. Eighteen doctors were felicitated as star doctors. Eight employees who completed 25 years of service in this organization were felicitated with Certificates of appreciation and Angvastram.
The doctors, students, staff, and their families took part in various cultural activities and exhibited their talents in solo dance, group dance, song recitation, etc. The feeling of joy and togetherness that permeates such an event ensured total participation. The audience was captivated by the talents of the participants.
Shri Atul Patel greeted all the employees for entering the golden era of healthcare. He said that Charutar Arogya Mandal made gradual progress and increased its facilities. They would soon inaugurate the Amrita Patel Centre for Public Health, he added. The Centre would offer training and capacity-building programmes that would enable and strengthen the capabilities of all cadres of professionals working for public health. Shri Patel said that they would also create the facilities of the True Beam linear Accelerator and PET Scan at the cancer centre. He added that we will start the evening OPD at the privileged centre from 5 pm to 7 pm on 1st August 2023.
Shri Jagrut Bhatt said that Late Dr. HM Patel formed that institute in the year 1972 with the vision of providing comprehensive and compassionate health care to everyone and anyone who would need it. The institute was genuinely a venture of faith, starting with a 136-bed hospital in a place that was once not ideal for the availability of resources and personnel, but was taking gigantic leaps of growth while fighting with all sorts of challenges and hurdles, and was nothing short of a fable. Shree Krishna Hospital is now a NABH-accredited 1000-bed hospital with the facility for cardiac, cancer, bone marrow transplant, and critical care, he added.
He said that Mandal focused on education too, along with health care. The first education institute was started with a nursing college and it is now a prestigious Bhaikaka University imparting health education.
Date :25/07/2023
Bhanubhai and Madhuben Patel, a state-of-the-art Cardiac Centre of Shree Krishna Hospital Karamsad has been a pioneer in cardiac care in the State, and this milestone is indeed a proud moment for the hospital. A dedicated and qualified team of highly experienced cardiologists and cardiothoracic surgeons provide care that is at the cutting edge of medical science and at par with internationally-recognized standards.
The centre has treated thousands of patients across Gujarat, and surrounding states, and more than a hundred international patients from Iraq, Iran, Kenya, South Africa etc. in the last 15 years.
A 56-year-old, Jamal Mutashar Zaar Imari from Iraq is a taxi driver. He was diagnosed with severe Coronary Heart Disease (CHD). He had multiple blockages in his arteries. He came to Shree Krishna Hospital for treatment with the reference of one of his countrymen who had taken treatment earlier at this centre.
Logistics were worked out rapidly by Aslambhai, translator of the International Department of Shree Krishna Hospital, which enabled the patient to come to the Cardiac Centre from Iraq. The Cardiac Centre team evaluated his case and a treatment plan was formulated.
Dr. Manish Tiwari, Chief Cardiovascular Surgeon, said that the patient was diagnosed with multiple blockages. Considering the long-term benefit, he performed LIMA RIMA Y Grafts surgery, the most effective method of Total Arterial Grafting. The technique was completely safe & effective for patients with multiple blockages. The Cardiac Anesthesiologists Dr. Gurpreet Panesar, Dr. Karthik Dhami and Dr. Kunal Soni played a crucial role in the surgical process.
After successful surgery, the patient was transferred to a cardiac ICU. The intensivist, nursing and paramedical staff provided compassionate care, which resulted in a smooth recovery. The patient was now normal and could fly back home within a week of discharge.
He added "The bilateral Internal Mammary Arteries i.e. Left Internal Mammary Artery (LIMA) and Right Internal Mammary Artery (RIMA) conduits were usually used for Total Arterial Grafting in CABG. LIMA RIMA Y CABG procedure was done on a beating heart (off-pump). Previously the veins from the legs were used as a conduit for bypass surgery but the longevity of leg veins was not more than 7 to 10 years. They would slowly degenerate as veins from the legs were unable to tolerate the high pressure present inside a human coronary circulation. Hence, Internal Mammary Arteries i.e. LIMA and RIMA were used as a conduit for bypass surgery".
According to the patient, “We are very happy with the competence of the doctor and the care and hospitality of the nursing staff. The facility of a translator here helped solve all the communication problems and the process has been amicable and smooth.
Date :01/07/2023
The child born with difficulty in breathing and suffering from pneumonia was referred from Khambhat to Shree Krishna Hospital, Karamsad. The infant was admitted to a neonatal ICU and her kidney was severely injured and she had not been passing urine since the day of her birth.
Dr. Somashekhar Nimbalkar,Dr. Dipen Patel and Dr. Reshma Pujara conducted peritoneal dialysis for two days. The child was put on ventilation support for 12 days. The treatment was done under Ayushman Bharat Yojna due to the poor financial condition of her parents.“The procedure was successful, and the baby is healthy now. She is being breastfed by her mother now and has gained weight. Her kidney functions are almost back to normal, and she is passing urine normally. She is now expected to grow up normally like any other healthy newborn. ”said Dr.Dipen Patel.
Date :14/06/2023
World Blood Donor Day is observed every year on June 14 to spread awareness about access to safe blood and also to thank blood donors for their noble acts.
A. D. Gorwala Blood Centre of Shree Krishna Hospital, Karamsad organized a blood donation camp at Nehru Garden, Community Hall, Anand in association with Krishna Foundation. A blood donation camp was also organized at English Medium School, Bhadran. A total of 78 blood units were collected.
Dr. Sadhana Saraiya, In Charge of A. D. Gorwala Blood Centre said timely blood donation can save lives and help people recuperate from certain illnesses. Victims of accidents, surgery patients, or those suffering from diseases like anemia, leukemia, or kidney disease will be benefited from timely blood transfusions. As a tertiary care hospital in the region ,Shree Krishna Hospital deals with such patients and A. D. Gorwala Blood Centre provides blood to these patients on time.
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Diamond crown with 360 degree high speed rotation from 80000 to 120000 rpm to cut severe calcification in arteries, the world -class technique to treat coronary artery disease now at cardiac center of Shree Krishna Hospital, Karamsad
Widely used in the USA for the last 10 years, this technique is launched in India for the last four months, and our Centre is the first to introduce this in the Anand Kheda region.
The burden of heart disease on society is on rise, and the extent of its spread across genders, age bars, and geographical boundaries, can easily be compared with a pandemic. Experts in the field are constantly on their toes looking for new techniques and mediums to mitigate the damage in the heart due to the increased calcification in the arteries. Diamond back 360 orbital atherectomy is one of the newest technique with promising results in patients whose life is at threat due to increased blockage. Shree Krishna Hospital recently utilized this technique to successfully remove the blockage from a patient who had a severe blockage.
A 71 -year old male with hypertension, complained of worsening shortness of breath for last few weeks. To understand the cause, he was investigated with routine blood tests and echocardiogram which showed normal reports. This was followed by a stress exercise TMT test and he was unable to complete the first stage due to breathing difficulty. After this, he was taken to our Cath lab to perform coronary angiogram to assess for angina equivalent which showed 70 % calcified disease in main artery; pressure study iFR was done to confirm restriction of blood supply to heart muscle and necessity of treating blockage ; Intravascular ultrasound imaging catheter demonstrated 3 D visualisation of the severity and extent of heavy calcium inside the heart artery. These latest technology are available round the clock with our new advanced Philips cath lab machine.
Patient’s condition and treatment options were discussed with his relatives. And with their consent it was decided to use the new technique involving diamond crown to break down the calcification in the arteries before implanting the stent.
This was a critical and complex intervention. But with our expertise and determination to offer the best option of care to the patient, our team of interventional cardiologists performed this technically advanced and innovative procedure successfully. Such type of procedure is performed first time in the entire Kheda and Anand regions, and only the fourth procedure in the Gujarat state.
Dr. Kushal Pujara, our Interventional Cardiologist on this latest triumph of our cardiac centre opines “ Use of Diamond back 360 orbital atherectomy is an innovative and safe method to churn out solidifies excessive calcification. This procedure before implanting a stent ensures a better & sustainable long term outcome in our patients, and the complications are also relatively lesser. We have all latest world class technologies (eg IVL shock balloon , Rota Pro , Orbital diamond atherectomy etc.) and it’s expertise are available at our cardiac center to deal with enemy of calcium inside heart arteries and hence open heart bypass surgery can be avoided in certain patients”
This new technique when performed with clinical finesse promises an excellent outcome to the patients, and the quality of life after the intervention is much better as compared to any other modality of treatment.
Date :20/06/2023
The 50-year-old native of Banswara, Rajasthan was suffering from abdominal pain and excessive bleeding. She consulted the gynecology department of Shree Krishna Hospital, Karamsad as advised by one of her relatives who had taken treatment earlier.
The gynecologist, Dr. Nitin Raithatha and Dr. Rumi Bhattacharjee of Shee Krishna Hospital, Karamsad performed a hysteroscopy and removed the 3 kg ovarian cyst and uterus. The concessional treatment was given to the woman under the Aashirwad Yojna of the hospital due to her poor financial condition.
In another case, a 34-year-old, a native of Anand District was suffering from excessive bleeding due to an ovarian cyst. She was referred to Shree Krishna Hospital, Karamsad from the private hospital of Nadiad. The gynecologist, Dr. Nitin Raithathta removed the 3 kg ovarian cyst by performing surgery.
The patient belonged to a poor family and was taking the matter casually even though the symptoms had started developing over the last two years. The blood transfusion was done due to excessive bleeding. The treatment was done under Ayushman Bharat Yojna due to the poor financial condition of the patient.
Dr. Raithatha said that the surgeries of the two women were very complicated and involved a lot of risks as the nutritional status of the patients was very poor and the hemoglobin was as low as seven grams.
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The doctors at the Cardiac Centre (The Healing Tree Services) of Shree Krishna Hospital, the teaching hospital of Bhaikaka University, Karamsad, removed the heart blockage with the ROTAPRO TRIPSY technique.
Newer advanced technology in interventional cardiology is a blessing for cardiologists to fight against the monster of calcium for the best outcome in complex, high-risk indicated patients.
The cardiac team of Bhanubhai and Madhuben Patel Cardiac Centre (The Healing Tree Services) of Shree Krishna Hospital, the teaching hospital of Bhaikaka University, Karamsad, gave a new lease of life to an 87-year-old cardiac patient using ROTAPRO TRIPSY.
"The cardiac centre used the RotaPro system (with extra safety features for the patient and user-friendly) successfully first time in Anand and Kheda district to remove the heavy calcifications in the blood vessel considering the age of the patient. The procedure was done along with an intravascular lithotripsy shock balloon (ROTA PRO TRIPSY) and intracoronary 3D imaging IVUS (Intra Vascular Ultrasound) guidance. It involves navigating a catheter fitted with a rotablator — a device to drill calcium inside the heart artery through the site of the blockage. The device rotates at a speed of up to 1,70,000 rotations per minute, gently pulverizing the blockage into tiny particles that can pass safely through the bloodstream. This technique drilled and cracked a 99% critical, heavily calcified lesion in the left anterior descending artery of the left side of the heart, which was the only blood-supplying artery to both the left and right side of the heart muscle in this patient." explained Dr. Kushal Pujara, an interventional cardiologist. A heart team approach, involving cardiologists, cardiac surgeons, and cardiac anesthesiologists, is essential in the management of such patients.
An 87-year-old man from Anand suffered a heart attack, had coronary angiography at another hospital in the city, and was advised for cardiac bypass surgery (CABG) due to critical calcified blockage. He also had impaired kidney function. The patient and family came to Bhanubhai and Madhuben Patel Cardiac Centre at Shree Krishna Hospital to get a second opinion from experts. He refused CABG in view of his advanced age, and it was decided to implant stents with a percutaneous complex coronary procedure under local anesthesia.
If stents are implanted without breaking calcium with this technique, then stents have the tendency to obstruct blood flow again with blockage, said Dr. Sunil Karna, another interventional cardiologist in the hospital.
Dr. Kushal Pujara added that ROTAPRO is a safe and sufficient technique for the endovascular treatment of heavily calcified coronary artery lesions. The hospital houses a state-of-the-art, high-tech Philips cath lab, and the heart team is available round the clock, which helps in performing such complex procedures successfully on patients.
Date :21/03/2023
Shree Krishna Hospital organized a “Free Dental Check-up Camp” on the occasion of World Oral Health Day at the hospital’s premises on 20th March 2023. The camp was organized to create awareness related to the issues of oral health and the importance of oral hygiene.
The camp was conducted successfully by Dr. Kamal D Hotchandani (Head, Department of Dentistry) and other Dental Surgeons Dr. Ushma Prajapati, Dr. Sindhu Dodamani, Dr. Pinal Solanki, Dr. Khyati Surt who provided free consultation and screening to more than 88 patients. Apart from these, dental procedures were performed at a discounted rate on patients across different age groups.
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Super specialty courses (DrNB) offered at Shree Krishna Hospital associated with Pramukhswami Medical College, a constituent Institution of Bhaikaka University, Karamsad.
Date :02/04/2021
Shree Krishna Hospital at Karamsad in Anand district has launched a unique scheme for patients with a view to providing comprehensive and personalized health care with commitment and compassion at an affordable cost. The hospital will entail patients a saving of Rs 500 daily on hospitalization charges in the general ward.
Under this scheme, in the general ward, there will be no charges for anything not connected with treatment. There will be no registration, doctor's consultation, or administrative and nursing charges. Bed and diet will be provided free. The patient will only have to bear the cost of medicines, investigations, and consumables connected with the treatment. The waving of charges effectively means that the patient has to pay for the services provided based on the orders of the doctors.
"This is being done to provide access to the best of health care at an affordable cost to all. The scheme is applicable to other than cashless and scheme patients," a release issued by the hospital said. "On July 26, our Foundation Day, two schemes for the economically underprivileged -the BPL families and those whose monthly income was less than Rs 10,000—the Jana Arogya scheme and the Arogyasree were introduced and are running successfully," the release further mentioned.
“Khilkhilat Ambulance” is used to drop the Mother and Child at their home after delivery. This facility was first started in Gujarat by former Chief Minister Shree Narendra Modi to reduce the mother and child mortality rate. Thousands of people come to Tertiary Care Level Shree Krishna Hospital, Karamsad, and this NABH-accredited hospital gives them the best treatment. Gujarat Government wants to achieve Millennium Development Goals 4th and 5th by reducing mother and child mortality rates. Shree Krishna Hospital cooperates with this vision and provides data from the pediatrics department to the government's health department. Considering this long-term cooperation of the hospital, Gujarat Government has given a “Khilkhilat Ambulance” facility to Shree Krishna Hospital.
Palliative care is an approach that helps patients and their families to cope with the illness. NABH-accredited Shree Krishna Hospital, Karamsad in the Anand district of Gujarat, has recently launched palliative care services. The services will be run jointly by the Departments of Anaesthesia, Community Medicine, and Extension Programmes and will be provided at the hospital between 9.30 am and 1.30 pm and home care services in the extension villages between 2.30 and 5 pm.
Anyone suffering from a life-limiting illness, such as cancer, stroke, neurological diseases, or late stages of heart, kidney, and respiratory diseases, needs palliative care. It is not meant only for terminal illnesses only. Palliative care is an approach that helps such patients and their families to cope with the illness. In addition to medical care, it involves several non-pharmacological interventions to provide relief from suffering. Along with helping with dressing wounds, and bed sores, maintaining personal hygiene, and helping with pipes for breathing, feeding, and pain relief, it also involves providing emotional, psychological, social, and spiritual support.
Dr. Dinesh Bhandari, Head, Community Medicine, said, “Palliative care can be sought at any stage of the life-threatening or life-limiting illness. However, the advantages will be maximum if it is sought early in the course of the disease rather than waiting for a later stage. This care is compatible with all types of current treatments. Good coordination between the current treatment provider and the palliative team, generally comprising a doctor, nurse, social worker, and counselor, will lead to better outcomes.”
Date :08/05/2017
In its pursuit of providing quality treatment at an affordable cost, Shree Krishna Hospital, Karamsad has launched the 160-bed Privilege Economy Wards from Monday, May 8.
Housed in the modern, newly built four-storied, spacious and airy DJS Get well Centre each floor will have two wards. Each ward will have 20 beds separated with partitions to ensure privacy and exclusivity. In its pursuit of providing quality treatment at an affordable cost, Shree Krishna Hospital, Karamsad In addition, each floor will have a doctor's room, procedure room, nursing station, and pantry Initially four wards spread over two floors with a bed capacity of 80, will be operational from Monday. In the next two months, the remaining 80 beds will become operative.
Increasingly, medical care, especially amongst the middle class is becoming unaffordable. The Privilege Economy wards are an attempt to make quality healthcare affordable for the section of society Ever since its inception, nearly four decades ago. SKH has been at the forefront of offering solace to suffering. Not a single patient has been turned away for lack of funds. Last year the Hospital treated more than 4 lakhs patients and nearly 40,000 patients.
The 720-bed NABH-accredited hospital has introduced a slew of measures to cater to every segment of society. At one end the Jana Arogya Yojana and the recently launched 450 free beds in Ashirwad wards cater to the underprivileged section, while at the other end is the Privilege Centre with personalized, luxury healthcare. The revenues earned at the Privilege Centre offset the deficit incurred in treating economically disadvantaged patients and allow the Hospital to reach out to even more patients like those in the Ashirwad Wards. The Privilege economy is the bridge between these two segments and fulfills a long-felt need for meeting the requirements of the middle class for quality treatment at affordable charges.
With the installation and commissioning of a new Linear Accelerator, the Manibhai Shivabhai Patel Cancer Centre of the Shree Krishna Hospital, Karamsad, became the only cancer centre in Gujarat to have two such machines in operation. Donated by Tata Trusts, this accelerator is capable of performing advanced techniques of radiation like 3D Conformal Radiotherapy, Intensity Modulated Radiotherapy (IMRT), Volumetric Modulated Radiotherapy (VMAT), and Electron beam treatment.
A Computer Controlled linear accelerator customizes high-energy x-rays or electrons to conform to a tumor’s shape and destroys cancer cells while sparing surrounding normal tissue. It features several built-in safety measures of record and verification System (MOSAIQ) to ensure that it will not deliver a higher dose / under dose than prescribed and is routinely checked by a medical physicist / Radiation Safety Officer – to ensure it is working properly.
According to Dr. Rushi Panchal, Consultant Radiation Oncologist at the Centre, ‘This accelerator will share the load with the existing Elekta Synergy linear accelerator. As a result, it will help us to provide prompt and uninterrupted radiotherapy treatment to patients at the Centre.
The linear accelerator ensures the accuracy of dose placement without compromising the protection of critical structures. The accuracy of treatment planning with this technology will be of greater use while administering radiation for cancers in moving targets, e.g., cancer of the lungs, liver, etc. In addition to these benefits, this new form of treatment also takes lesser administration time, thereby relieving the patients of apprehensions and anxiety that set in prior to radiation. In short, a single dosage duration of 20 minutes is reduced to only 2-8 minutes per patient depending on the complexity of the treatment plan. It will also help to drop down the waiting period for radiotherapy treatment and enhance the number of patients on the treatment machines.’
The Centre was set up in 2004 and houses state-of-the-art cancer equipment in radiation, medical and surgical oncology and is dedicated to the delivery of compassionate and expert care to cancer patients. It also adheres to the motto of advancing its mandate of providing high-quality training in understanding, diagnosing, treating, palliating, preventing, and researching in the field of cancer. A dedicated and experienced team of full-time medical, radiation, and surgical oncologists ensure that all the patients receive treatment with care and compassion. They believe that while physical pain and cancer have to be treated, it is equally important to treat the spirit of the patient. Over 500 patients for cancer surgeries, 1500-2000 patients on radiation, and 2500-3000 patients with chemotherapy are treated every year. A bone marrow transplant Centre is now ready to cater to the needs of blood cancer patients.
Ever since its inception in 1981, Shree Krishna Hospital, Karamsad has always endeavored to provide quality treatment to all, especially the underprivileged in society. It is, therefore, no wonder that we were the first hospital chosen in the district to be empaneled under the Gujarat government’s Mukhyamantri Amrutam Yojana (MAA) in 2013 and MA Vatsalya Yojna subsequently. Families having an annual income up to Rs.1.5 lakh per annum can avail of cashless quality medical and surgical treatment for critical illnesses related to Cardiovascular diseases and Cancer under this scheme. Now the Hospital is also empaneled for renal and urology diseases.
Since then the 720-bed NABH-accredited Shree Krishna Hospital has treated 6500 cardiac and cancer patients under the MAA scheme making it the preferred hospital for critically ill patients of the region.
Out of the 112 empaneled hospitals under the Mukhyamantri Amrutum (MA) Yojana across the state of Gujarat, only four hospitals, including the Shree Krishna Hospital, are in Anand District. The Hospital, living up to its motto of Solace for the Suffering, has given a new lease of life to countless families through this program. An illness not only represents a permanent threat to their income and earning capacity, but in many cases, it results in the family falling into a trap of debt. Meant for lower-income group people and those living below the poverty line, the scheme has been a boon to many.
We at Shree Krishna Hospital follow the ideology of putting patient care first and their financial conditions later. Another step in this direction is the Ashirwad Wards facility.
Under this scheme, 450 beds out of 720 beds in the general ward of our hospital have been earmarked for free treatment. Ours is the first private hospital in the state to extend this facility.
In the Aashirwad wards, patients will be entitled to get free treatment without any discrimination. This is being done to provide access to the best health care at an affordable cost to all.
There will be no registration, doctor’s consultation, administrative, nursing, or operation charges. Bed and diet, ward procedures and laboratory investigations, sonography, and x-ray will be provided free of cost. The patient will only have to bear the cost of medicines and consumables connected with the treatment. All can avail of this offer except cashless and other scheme holders. Cardiac and Cancer patients are not covered.
Last year, we introduced two schemes for patients - Jan Aarogya and Aarogyashree, which are running successfully. The Jan Aarogya Yojana has been a boon to families whose monthly income is less than Rs 10,000. Now those under Jan Aarogya will get further benefits: a 10% rebate in medicine and 75% in CT scans and MRIs.
Call us for more details on Aashirwad Ward - 02692 228411, 228412
Date :15/07/2017
The Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd (HPCL) has donated an ultra-modern ICU ambulance, fitted with the latest life-saving equipment, to Shree Krishna Hospital, Karamsad, for critically ill patients. The ambulance was handed over to the Hospital on Saturday, the Foundation Day of HPCL, by Shri Arvind Govil, Senior Regional Manager, Baroda Retail Region of HPCL at a function held in the premises of the Shree Krishna Hospital, Karamsad.
The ambulance(Tata Winger Medical Van) has been fitted with several emergency facilities like a multipara monitor, portable ventilator, syringe pump, nebulizer, oxygen cylinder, and suction machine. The Ambulance, along with its equipment is totally valued at Rs 15 lakhs and is part of the Corporate Social Responsibility Scheme of HPCL.
The function was attended by Shri Manish Rane, Deputy Manager, Mobile QC lab, Shri Ajay Nair, Sr. Officer, RE&MIS, and Shri Sumit Bhadoriya, Sr. Sales Officer, Anand SA from HPCL and senior personnel from Shree Krishna Hospital. Accepting the ambulance on behalf of the Hospital, Dr. Amrita Patel Chairman of Charutar Arogya Mandal while expressing her gratitude to HPCL for this noble gesture, said “this generous donation of ICU ambulance will, I am sure, contribute to saving lives of many more critical patients who need to reach the hospital in the shortest time.”
Shri Govil assured that HPCL would be always ready to help institutions like Shree Krishna Hospital which is serving mankind in general and weaker sections of society in particular. He said, “I am glad to learn that 450 free beds have been earmarked for the Ashirwad Wards. HPCL has always been at the forefront to implement CSR activities to empower weaker, less privileged, and marginalized sections of society. We are glad that on the 43rd foundation day of HPCL we could do our bit in giving back to society.”
Date :01/08/2016
Karamsad-based Shree Krishna Hospital has received the coveted nursing excellence award from National Accreditation Board for Hospitals and Healthcare (NABH).
The certificate effective from August 1, 2016, is valid until July 31, 2018, subject to continued compliance with NABH requirements.
The hospital has successfully met the standards and measures set by NABH to achieve this recognition. The standards provide a framework for quality of care for patients and quality improvement for nursing services. The standard helps to build a quality culture at all levels and across all the functions of the hospital.
"In our quest towards quality in health care for improved patient outcomes, this is yet another milestone and one that we should all celebrate. This certificate is a reflection of Shree Krishna Hospital's commitment towards facilitating safe, competent, and ethical nursing practice," said Dr. Amrita Patel, chairman of Charutar Arogya Mandal.
The mandatory quality protocols including nursing guidelines, infection control programs for patient safety, and guidelines for the safety of healthcare workers were followed diligently by the hospital to bag this certification.
The hospital, which serves as a teaching hospital for Pramukhswami Medical College, received the accreditation of Central Diagnostic Laboratories in 2008, making it the first medical college in the country to have all its laboratories accredited.
Date :15/12/2016
Shree Krishna Hospital, Karamsad, has done it again. After becoming the first teaching hospital in the country to receive the Green OT certificate in 2015, the NABH-accredited Shree Krishna Hospital, has again been conferred the Green Operation Certification for its 12 operating theatres for a period of three years.
The certificate recognizes Shree Krishna Hospital`s compliance with the highest quality and safety parameters for patients and health care workers in operation theaters. The overall Green OT Evaluation Performance Score was 94.83 percent. The elements assessed were Management commitment, Pre-operation activities, Activities during operation, Post Operation activities, and Training and Awareness.
The Green OT accreditation is carried out by Bureau Veritas Certification, a global certification agency along with Abbott India pharmaceutical company. The certificate ensures the emission of carbon dioxide, infrared rays and radiation are within permissible limits. Green connotes cleaner techniques using modern technology and processes with a sensitive approach to the environment.
The 720-bed Shree Krishna Hospital was also conferred the prestigious Green Hospital Award by the Association of Healthcare Providers, India in 2016. Its performance in parameters such as energy and water conservation, optimal use of solar energy, minimum use of plastic products, tobacco-free campus, and conservation of greenery and trees -all contributed to it receiving the Green Hospital award.
Shree Krishna Hospital, Karamsad, has done it again. After becoming the first teaching hospital in the country to receive the Green OT certificate in 2015, the NABH-accredited Shree Krishna Hospital, has again been conferred the Green Operation Certification for its 12 operating theatres for a period of three years.
